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νομοθετ-ητέος

nomotheteteos

to be settled by law

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Where it lives

Politics 3 · 0.46/10k
Laws 4 · 0.39/10k
Republic 1 · 0.11/10k

What it meant

νομοθετ-ητέος · nomothet-ēteos — LSJ

to be settled by law

to be settled by law, Pl. R. 459e.

II one must make laws

νομοθετητέον, one must make laws, Id. Lg. 747d; ν. τῷ νομοθέτῃ Arist. Pol. 1283b37.

2 one must enact

trans., one must enact, ib. 1336b20.

In the wild

νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Aristotle, Politics 1283b (DIORISIS sentence 1213)
νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Aristotle, Politics 1333a (DIORISIS sentence 2840)
νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Aristotle, Politics 1337a (DIORISIS sentence 2984)
νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Plato, Laws 747
νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Plato, Laws 867
νομοθετητέον · nomothetēteon Plato, Laws 876

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Where it came from

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